A PFM Crown (Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crown) combines the strength of a metal coping with the natural appearance of porcelain. Designed for both anterior and posterior restorations, PFM Crowns provide excellent durability, reliable marginal fit, and long-term clinical performance. They remain a trusted choice for restorations requiring both esthetics and high functional strength.
At Times Dental Lab, every PFM Crown is digitally designed and precisely fabricated to ensure accurate fit, natural esthetics, and dependable long-term results.
Features
- Combines a strong metal framework with esthetic porcelain.
- Excellent durability and fracture resistance.
- Natural appearance with customized shade matching.
- Reliable marginal fit and long-term stability.
- Suitable for single crowns and multi-unit bridges.
- Available with non-precious, semi-precious, and high noble alloys.
Indications
- Anterior and posterior single crowns.
- Multi-unit bridges.
- Implant-supported crowns and bridges.
- Patients requiring a balance of esthetics and strength.
- Long-span restorations with high functional demands.
Clinical Recommendations
- Accurate intraoral scans or high-quality impressions are recommended for precise fabrication.
- Adequate tooth reduction should be provided to allow sufficient space for both the metal coping and porcelain veneer.
- Verify marginal fit, proximal contacts, shade, and occlusion before final cementation.
- PFM Crowns are recommended for cases requiring proven long-term durability with natural esthetics.
- Regular follow-up appointments are recommended to evaluate restoration integrity, occlusion, and periodontal health.
